(Closed) ci gusta! (Anchorpoint)
370 Alexandra Road
#01-04 Anchorpoint
88%
16 Votes
- Bakery/Dessert, Cafe, Food Stalls & Kiosks
- Desserts, European, Italian, Western
Daily: 11:30 - 22:00
- Bukit Merah / Redhill / Alexandra
- Queenstown
- Anchorpoint
ci gusta! stands for “We Like It!” in Italian and is synonymous with authentic Italian artisan desserts made with premium ingredients. This dessert franchise from Italy offers more than 10 flavours of gelato that are highly customisable with toppings and fresh fruits.
Reviews
The Ranting Panda
recommends this place.
Will I return again? Yes, if I am shopping in Ikea I may just pop by for some Gelato.
18 Nov 2012For a full review and pictures, pls visit http://therantingpanda.wordpress.com/
The Place It was a coincidence when I chanced upon Ci Gusta! as I was walking around Anchorpoint, the shopping centre in Alexandra just opposite Ikea. Ci Gusta! is an Italian franchise which specialises in its Gelato, and I happened to be craving for one. It is a small shop in Anchorpoint with some limited indoor seats. There are currently 2 outlets in Singapore, the other located at Lot 1 shopping mall in Chua Chu Kang.
The Place It was a coincidence when I chanced upon Ci Gusta! as I was walking around Anchorpoint, the shopping centre in Alexandra just opposite Ikea. Ci Gusta! is an Italian franchise which specialises in its Gelato, and I happened to be craving for one. It is a small shop in Anchorpoint with some limited indoor seats. There are currently 2 outlets in Singapore, the other located at Lot 1 shopping mall in Chua Chu Kang.
: Pistachio
I also recommend this place for:
Alfresco/Outdoor Dining, Children/Family, Relaxed
Food Ph.D
recommends this place.
we like it!
25 May 2012For photos and more reviews, visit us at http://foodphd.wordpress.com!
“Ci Gusta!” stands for “We Like It” in Italian. Indeed, we definitely liked the Dark Chocolate from Ci Gusta. It was smooth, rich, very thick and velvety. It wasn’t too sweet, with a tinge of bitterness. It was the strong, outstanding flavours of dark chocolate which won us over. In fact, when we had it together with the Donatella, it made the hazelnut taste of the later pale in comparison. The Pino Pinguino was essentially vanilla ice cream, with dollops of milk chocolate within it. Naturally, the chunks of chocolate were the highlight of the Pino Pinguino. The Salted Caramel was more towards the sweet side, than the salty side. On the whole, the ice cream at Ci Gusta! was reasonably priced and commendable. In particular, the Dark Chocolate has got to be the crowd favourite.
“Ci Gusta!” stands for “We Like It” in Italian. Indeed, we definitely liked the Dark Chocolate from Ci Gusta. It was smooth, rich, very thick and velvety. It wasn’t too sweet, with a tinge of bitterness. It was the strong, outstanding flavours of dark chocolate which won us over. In fact, when we had it together with the Donatella, it made the hazelnut taste of the later pale in comparison. The Pino Pinguino was essentially vanilla ice cream, with dollops of milk chocolate within it. Naturally, the chunks of chocolate were the highlight of the Pino Pinguino. The Salted Caramel was more towards the sweet side, than the salty side. On the whole, the ice cream at Ci Gusta! was reasonably priced and commendable. In particular, the Dark Chocolate has got to be the crowd favourite.
PURPLE
recommends this place.
likeable!
01 Jan 2012Looking at the tubs and tubs of tantalising colourful display of gelatos, sorbets and yoghurt at its shopfront, how can one not try it? The shop is bright and cheery, and one can choose up to 2 flavours even if it's the smallest cup (picolo).
Sampled flavours such as Pino Pinguino (bestseller - nicely fragrant hazelnut taste), Chocolate, Vanilla Whisky, Rum and Raisin, and Salted Caramel before deciding on Salted Caramel, Rum and Raisin and Peach Mango.
The rum tasted quite strong in the beginning but its flavour mellowed considerably as you bite along. Peach Mango is such a refreshing flavour that it feels almost like a you're sitting on the beach enjoying the breeze. But, my favourite is Salted Caramel. Decadent.
For more pictures, you may wish to visit here.
Sampled flavours such as Pino Pinguino (bestseller - nicely fragrant hazelnut taste), Chocolate, Vanilla Whisky, Rum and Raisin, and Salted Caramel before deciding on Salted Caramel, Rum and Raisin and Peach Mango.
The rum tasted quite strong in the beginning but its flavour mellowed considerably as you bite along. Peach Mango is such a refreshing flavour that it feels almost like a you're sitting on the beach enjoying the breeze. But, my favourite is Salted Caramel. Decadent.
For more pictures, you may wish to visit here.
: salted caramel
